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HE SWEAT 1T OFF.
Danforfh, the Pugilst, ADOPTS Novel
Method to Get Rid of Superfiuous Flesh.

panforth the Pugilist, Adopts a Novel
Method to Get Rid of Superfiuous Flesh.
St Paul Special.
Tommy, you'll hardly be able to train down
to 40 pounds. I'm afraid, before your meet
ing with Warren" said Mr.. Teller, the hacker
of Danforth, the bantam pugilist. to the latter
last night. Won't /. though. You wait
until tomorrow an I'll show you how ter
do it." This morning Danforth got up at
o'clock and prepared himself to take run from
ST. Paul to Bass Lake and back. He put on two
heavy suits of underwear, heavy suit of clothes
and top of this heavy buffalo overcoat
"What in blazes are you going to dor said Kin
ney, his trainer Never you mind: follow me-.
Then Danforth started on run to Bass Lake
followed bv Kinney and Dannie Needham. 1t
is six miles from St. Paul to the lake Danforth
kept up sort of dog trot all the way out and
back. When he got on the scales, after having
been rubbed down by his trainer, he weighed
two and q half pounds less than in the morning.
''There. you blokes, if you want to reduce yer
flesh when tranin. try my scheme. sweat 1t
off," Danforth claims to be able to train down
to a dime museum freak in four days
,loo..o>.IDHl DIED: >~-,~-o,-,o,.--o,--
IOwINGS-Margeret Tutewiler. at II O'Clock noon
neral TUESDAY Nav IL. at $50 a. m, from her late
residence No. 4O7 College avenue. All friends in
vited
SOCIETY MEETINGS.
A NCIENT LANDMARKS LODGE No SO. F.
n and A. M.-Special meeting this Monday
c. A. MCCONNELL. w Nj.
FRED NJ. LOOMS. Secretary
NTASONIC-CENTER LODGE, NO % E. AND
vi A NJ meets Monday evening. May Is. Work,
first degree. By order of
A 1zoR Secretary.
FINANCIAL.
MONEY TO LOANS PER CENT. HORACE
M MCKAY Room Il. Talbot 81 News Block.
TNINANCIAL-MONEYO ON MORTGAGE-FARMS
IL and city property. c. E. COFFIN s. co.
OK PER CENT. ON CITY PROPERTY N IN
- diana Isaac II. kiersted. Is Martindale Block.
WANTED.
Agents.
yTTANTED---LADY AGENTS FOR MRS. CAMP.
w bells Combination Underskirt and Bustle
Removable Hoops for Laundry Immense sales.
Agents make 81 each. and many sell twelve daily.
Address. with stamp. Il. II. CAMPBELL. & CO., Ash
West Randolph street Chicago, Ill.
Situations.
OFFICE WORK BY A COMPETENT YOUNG
~ man. good references. L. P. Journal Office.
Female Help.
w ANTED-AsSISTANT TRIMMER AT HARRY
w Newgarden's Occidental Millinery. No. 4o
West Washington street. opposite transfer car.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Proposals hereby invited, until the first day of
June. for cleaning and pointing the outside stone
work on the In diana State Capitol Building at Indi
annapolis Ind. For further particulars address E. +.
GOBEL, Agent, New State house. Indianapolis, Ind,
or Room IL Times Building Chicago. Ill
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w ANTED-ASSISTAN Mt TRIMMER AT HARRY
w Newgarden's Occidental Millinery No. 4o
Nest Washington street, opposite transfer car.
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Mr.. Jas. Mock was ordained elder
of the Cumberland Presbyterian
church last Sunday by Rev. Poteet,
of Foster.
Married on Nov. 10th, 1887, at the
residence of the brides parents, in
the presence of relatives and init
mate friends, Miss May Homer to
Mr.. A. j. Ooley, both of Hudson
Twp, Rev. Henry Price, officiating,
The bride is the youngest of three
daughters and is prize that is not
drawn every day. The groom is q
nice young gentleman of splendid
department and worthy Of the prize
he has captured. We congratulate
them and may they never have rea-
son to regret this great move. The
Unfair was given at the residence Of
the groom's parents on Nov. 11th.
More Anon,
D1cER
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Trustees Sale.

Whereas John Aagarity, who declared him.
self to be single and unmarried by his deed Of
trust dated Nov. 9Th. 1883. and recorded In the
recorders offce within and for Bates COUNTY.
Missouri. in book No. -, page ls8, conveyed
to the undersigned trustee the following de-
:cribed real estate lying and being situste In
wit: The west half Of the northeast quarter
and the northeast quarter Of the northeast
quarter Of section sixteen. (i6) township thirty
nine (s9) OF range thirty-three (SS) containing
l2o acres more or less. which conveyance was
made in trust 70 secure the pavmsnt Of one
trust; and whereas, default has been made in
the payment Of said note. now long past due
and unpaid: Now. therefore, st the request
OF the legal holder Of said note and pursuant to
tho conditions Of said deed Of trust, will pro-
coed to sell the above described premises Of
public vendue. to the highest bidder for cash.
ct the east front door Of the court house In the
city Of Butler. county OF Bates and state Of
Missouri, on
Thursday, December 8th., 1887,
between the hours Of O'Clock in the forenoon
and o clock In the afternoon Of that day, for
the purposes OF satisfying said debt. interest
and costs. C. C. DUEs,
No. 81. Trustee.
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ct. al. Judgment for plaintiff.
NovFNBxR 18th. 1887.

Pleasant Hill Milling Co. VS.. Mo.
Pac, Railway Co., verdict for def't.
State VS.. Nathan Godfrey, arraign
ed, plead not guilty, felonious assault.
State vs. Nathan Godfrey; carrying
concealed weapons, arraigned, plead
not guilty. A
State VS.. George Crayens; arraign-
ed, plea not guilty; set for Nov. 18th,
1887. 2F- - sp
State vs.. Thos. Kelly; arraigned,
plea not guilty; set for Nov. 18th,
4 MONDAY, ,NovExBER 14TH, 1887.
Moline Plow Co. vs. VIM. Moore;
Judgment for plaintiff.
Jas. n. Beckett vs.. T. L. Goble,
ct al; judgment for plaintiff:
J. w. Ennis, admir- vs.. D. E. Wy
coff; continued.
Sarah Wilcox ct al VS.. Jno. Sig
gins ct al; jugment for plaintiff.
Nichols, Shepard l. Co. vs.. W. L
Ogg ct al; Judgment for plaintiff.
David Laskey vs.. g. F. Long
Judgment for plaintiff.
r. G. Black ct al vs J. W. Aexan
der; Judgment for plaintiff:
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ViutOn Items.

Our post-ofice will soon change
hands. J. r. Simpson will hold the
Office vice T. Webb, resigned.
Willow Branch L. s. is now in
order. Last Saturday night
the question of local option was dis
cussed and the affirmative came out
victorious.
Dame rumor has it that there will
be q wedding in the near future. No
doubt the parson will hate to lose
his daughter, but we suppose he will
have to Barret.
The township committee for the
Sabine Pass r. r. held a meeting
Friday night to discuss plan to
obtain the right of way through
West Point township.
Willow Branch S. S. closed last
Sunday until next April.
Daniel Stewart is erecting a large
barn near his residence.
Gen. J. O. Shelby purchased 36
head of cattle of Mr.. Wells, OF Bel
ton.
Mark Yates was deputized consta-
BILE and has been busy summoning
witnesses and jurymen for Squire
Whites court, Saturday.
Get there Dicer, get there Dummy
We always knew there would be an
outcome in you yet.
Forest Grider is attending the
Butler Academy this winter.
We wonder if Bud Orders bes
girl has gone back on him Or wha
in the world has happened.
J. W. Badger attended Squir'
Whites court Saturday and, as usu
al, brought out his client victorious
Il The Sabine Pass Co. have thei
) prospect drill in position at Capt
Nickol's farm.
UMsLoPoGAAs.
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let that cold OF yours run on. YOU
think it is light thing. But il may run
into catarrh. Or into pneumonia. Or
into consumption.
Catarrh is disgusting. Pneumonia Il
dangerous. Consumption is death it.
self.
The breathing apparatus must be KEEP;
healthy and clear OF all distractions anc
offensive matter. Otherwise there b.
trouble ahead
All the diseases of these parts, head,
nose, throat, bronchial tubes and lungs.
can be delightfully."- and entirely cured
by the use of Boschee's German Syrup.
Ii you dent know this already, thou
sands and thousands OF people can tel,
YOU. They have been cured by it and
"know how il Is themselves" Bottle
only15 cents Ask any druggist.
Al vr o W.
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Round Prairie Items.

Nice rain Wednesday morning.
Corn gathering in this vicinity is
a thing of the past.
Another church dance at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Upton on last Friday
eve. ami
One of our young bloods was seen
last Thursday evening considerably
below freezing on account OF his
girl going with another fellow.
Emit Hook visited the family OF
MIR. F. NJ. Steele, near Stumptown,
last Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Margaret Walk and family OF
Vernon county, were visiting Mrs.
Anna Ooley and other friends last
week.
Mr.. Englew Stevenson says he has
the boss CATERS of the season, hav'
ling several sweet potatoes weighing
five pounds and upwards.
| Those persons who are interesting
themselves so much about us vii
call around at our satin quilted
sanctum, we will be pleased to avail
them A La Sullivan.
! Mr.. jeff Mock will leave for Hi
nois Sunday night on business anc
pleasure combined. Safe trip ant
llots of fun is what we wish.
Rev. Henry Price delivereda goo'
lecture on dancing last Sunday night
!. lIf the balance of the ministers OF tn
gospel would come down on thu
vice as he does it might be bes
lfor the community.
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n c. BOULwARE, Physician and
L Surgeon. Office north side square,
Butler, Mo. Diseases of women and chill
rem . speciality. j !-
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Administrators Notice.

Notice 10 hereby given, that lettefs Of admin.
ceased have been granted to the undsrsigned.
by the Bates county probate court. In Bates
county, Missouri. bearing date the 6th day OF
November. 1851 All peysons having oialms
against said estate are required to exhibit them
to me- for allowance, within one year from the
date Of said letter.. or they may be prccludeA
from any benefit OF such estate; and II oAid
claims be not exhibited within two years from
the date Of said publication Of this notice, they
will be forever barred. WV. II. DALTON,
No. 81. AdministrntOY
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Circuit Court Proceedings.

NOVEMBER, 7th., 1887. |
Jas. NJ. Hawkins vs. Mo. Pac. Ry.
Co.; dismissed.
E. A Ewing, S. c. Franklin, j. E.
Thomas and G. B. Ludwick sworn
as deputies. ~
Lyman A. Orr sworn as court Ste
nographer.
Sandwich Mfg. Co. vs.. d. G. Ed
wards; dismissed.
Geo. F. Williams vs.. B. F. Wilson;
dismissed. ts.t
NOVEMBER 9Th, 1887. s#
Mary A. Ellis vs.. st. L. l. E. Ry.
Co.; continued to Nov. II, 1887.
Jos. Butler vs.. St. L. & E. Ry. Co.;
same.
State of Mo. vs. Hardin Harris;
plea of guilty, committed to ten days
in Jail.
Same vs. same; nolle pros.
Melchoir Fox and John Fox nat
uralized.
Caroline Samstag VS.. H. c. Fran
cisco; verdict for plaintiff.
Now come the grand jury and re-
turn into court the following indict-
ments:
Nathan Godfrey for carrying con-
cealed weapons; Nathan Godfrey for
assault; R. T. Vanhorn for grand
larceny; Dwight Smith for assault.
VIM. F. Furnish VS.. Mo. Pac. Ry
Co.; verdict for plaintiff, $4,000.
NOVEMBER 10TH. 1887.
G. II. Burton vs.. Mo. Pac. Ry
Co.; judgment for plaintiff, 81,
First National Bank VS. S. p. Cox
Judgment for plaintiff.
! NJ. E. Holton vs.. Samuel Potts
same.
! Wheeler & Wilson Mfg Co. vs.
Henry Evans; judgment for plain
tiff.
Hubble VS.. Hines; continued.
J. III. Chandler vs.. Christophe
Leighty; judgment for plaintiff.
r. D. Williams VS.. A. J. Wellivel
ct al; same.
NOVEMBER 11th., 1887.
The following indictments wer
returned:
George Cravens, for highway rot
berry; Thomas Kelly, for grand La
. ceny; Stephen Staley, for perjur!
Mary Staley, for perjury; Reese Ma.
r bee for gambling; II. j. Nickels, fe
gambling; Carl Pointer, selling liz
uor; Jas Goodman for carrying col
C aled weapons.
Grand jury now adjourned
!. State of Mo. vs. r. j. Nickels, a
/ raigned, plead guilty and fined 81
S. 8. Varnes VS.. L. D. Kisner, CO..
tinued.
s J. Everingham vs. Jno. F. Her;l
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Public Administrators Notice.

Notice 70 hereby given. that BY virtue Of N.
order OF the Probate Court Of Bates County,
Missouri, made on the 18th day Of October.
1887, the undersigned Public AdministTatoY fos
said county, has taken charge Of the cstate OF
John w. AbernAthy. deceased.
All persons having claims against saiA -.
tate are required to exhibit them 10 mo for a..
iowance within one year alter the date ef
said order, or they may be precluded from ANY
benefit OF such estate; and II sAid claims -
not exhibited within two yeafs from tho date Of
this publication, they win be forever barred
This End day OF November. 1857.
j. ". kNNIO.
Public AduniniAtYn&fY
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~NoTIcE TO TEACHERS Public Ex-
hinations for the benefit OF those per-
Ins desiring to teach in Bates county,
hi be held on the sd Saturday of each
,onth in the Ohio street school house,
,tler, Mo-, and on the Ist Saturday of
uch month In the West side school house,
,Ich Hill, Mo-, the examination COM
,encing each day at 9 O'Clock. A. NJ.
w. w. GRAVES.
County School Commissioner.
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THOROUGHBRED
Poland China Swine,
dorm & PIERcE-BARBERs.

Shop on North Side Square. We
give special attention to Ladies and
Children's hair cutting. We keep
the best of BARRIERS, also grind scis-
sors and razors. Everything first
class. All work guaranteed. Give
us q call.
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For Sale.

$50 high grade, Merino Sheep,
mostly young and ingood fix. About
200 ewes. Address Fl. Phlbrick,
Rich Hill, Mo. 2t.
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Patent granted to B. +. watkins to NV ne,
and Ia sw ne section IS. Twp 20. range S.
School loan granted to A. Hartshorn for
$3.50
c. c. Duke appointed Trustee Of Mt. Pleas
ant township vice Aaron Bell, resigned.
J. Thomas. lumber for bridge, 81 80.
Bridge Commissioner ordered to make an es-
innate for the following bridges: wooden
bridge across Muddy in Ossge township; one
in West Boone betw cen Cass and Bates coun-
ties. t.
Ordered by court that sa5S be set aside to re-
pair Grand River bridge, between Cass and
Bates counties.
School loan granted Eva Lewis, $500
School loan granted Ida Weaver. $40 -.
| Lyman A. Orr, days services stenogrspher
circuit court, $50.
l.. Harper, making tax book, s2ss IS.
| T. L. Harper, making merchants tax book
sls9s -
Bridge Commissioner ordered to have bridge
repaired over Bone Fork.
G. G. Glazebrook, keeping wymer, IS.
John Keeton, 81.
Bridge Commits sioner ordered to have bYi dgs
repaired between Rich Hill and Carbon Cen
| ter.
| Commissioner ordered to rebuild bridge nea
| poor farm, also to repair Mama bridge on Ric!
Hill road
Jno II Sullens. investigating and examin
ing school loans, s..
| Judge Jno II Sullens. per diem 4 mileag,
county judge. $26 80.
CLARK wiz per diem & milea sc CO judge s26 30
T.J Boswell - Sz5S ~
Edward Kesler, insane pauper, ordered sen
to asylum No. at New ada.
W. E. Craig, conveying Kesler to asylum
-
Asylum No. ), board Of Ed. Lesler, month
S7l.5
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Cookies Bilious AHEbl Pills.
This old English Family Medicine in
use for Sc years all over the world, tor
Bile, Ind gestion, Liver, &C.
Of Pure, Vegetable Ingredients.
From Mercury.
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South east corner square, at Butler
where they keep the Perkins light
steel shoe for light travelling horses
and the heavy Burden shoe for farm
or draft horses. You can get first
class Job of shoeing done at this.
shop at prices to compare with any
other frst-class shops in town. Give
US call and try it.
JACK GIBSON,
Proprietor
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MASONlI.
Butler Lodge, No. a54, meets the first
Saturday In each month.
Miami Chapter Royal Arch Masons,
No. 6, meets second Thursday in each
month.
Gouley Commandery Knights Templar
meets the first Tuesday in each month.
10. O. FELLOWS.
Bates Lodge No. $50 meets every Mon
day night.
Butler Encampment No. E meets the
and and Ath Wednesdays in each month
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30
4 Car Fun of Artists.

Several New York art47ss are camping out
in Hadley at the base OF NJ. Holyokc, work
ing 10 catch the gorgeous tints of the autumn
foliage. Mr.. Elbridge Kingsley, Of The
Century company, pioneer, and perhaps the
chief OF the new school of engravers VIII
work directly from nature, is the host of Tn,
party, who depend on his camping car for
many conveniences With him are Mr.
Frank French and Mr.. Robert Aikman, and
Mr. John p. Davis has been one Of the party.
hr. G. c. johnson, pupil of Mr.. Kingsley,
is also of the fellowship Of the camp ar.
Kingsley. who has made Hedlov his home
for long time, is an enthusisst over its
surroundings, and his companions share his
fondncss for this whole region. The car
stands just under the ledge Of rocks known
as "Titans Piazza, near the Pass of Their
mopyle," on the South Hsdley road, whence
a very large area OF the Connecticut valley
lies spread out before the observer
The car IS a unique affair. and has served
in a good many similar artiSsic campaigns
IL resembles in outward appearance the
vehicle used by travelling photographers, and
csa be drawn by a single horse from point 70
point, as occasion may require. The interior
= fitted up with appliances for eating and
sleeping, as well as engraving and sketching.
Near by is a booth OF hcInl0ck hOuChs MIR
Kingsley himself lives in the car, aud one of
his companions usually sleeps with hIin, the
rest being accommodated at houses IN the
neighbOrbood New York Evening Post
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

rirch sought for piece - hric-s brac &c
present IS res' antique Russian sieixh such
as n,b'a ladies' use3 more than a century sgo
to transport thern through ths parks and a
the .rcren Neva Like TIE seian chairs. thi7
s,vals shaped slsish holds bnt one r,erson. and
it wss drawn hy q lseSey. ~ith another -
push behind Thera IS e1arning French
pictire rvprsseneng eue y th@se slsizhs
ssandinS ~ t,e ioor - palace rith = beaati-
f1i rourz wcrisn. wrarpei iu iuxuriozs fur.
sho,lf to stsp infa b. ls reminds the sp~cta-
ter ~ s'ne ~'agfc tir5 who Is Eating e. emp
tnra q mortal saaafen srf shen f~sr away Ia
rr RI fo tl.s reE 1us her0ui the Worth era
~or,e ~ thesa graceful sie-is 49, exqnisitelr
decorated w,fh gid sni ~srrnilicn srsi t1e
r..h. haviaC srario'Is halls to A. VITA eursous
f.frnit,sre. ~ Sisd 20 ohfaia ~ suehentfe
rs'ic te rnsfch ths hisfsrscal sesaa rhair
Vhich sb~v have @pfstei urr r. ~'ns- 81
saoo n Esrcfe Tssr are eerfairiv aaisna
e.snir.suior rseces - f,iissiclpais All
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

TeldingS II esr'v oi,nlsi dsys wsrs nsu-
ais celebrated qsi@siv ~ the h1sas q the
hrida VITA ne iT.r-szs ~ wealth there
-rasA marked cbSnxs IN tsis r~sr>ct Nor
cniF vera the hanrs pro- ss,ed IN - church.
fr,t A Teaerai fnrfsz.ion we gwen from TIE
III rit - affer8 tbe cer-1nouT Friends and
rrfzhhc-s w-r- es-erfsin~d ~ieh lsvish
hcsui-aif+r a. the bride ke'1se On sae rei
ding LAY nsusssts were fr-si. snfi those who
attended the rerers.sar n1zr~seyi Ia pruces<ior
e. the hriss's bore ho r-ddiux fsests
ias.>l ssssef Hs.s Pr fT7 or thrse tsvs Afa
grand ~esisiag in fsw Aonsioa. on ths isv
artsr the rsarr sEs n.nsfF twa. issife~ ard
esnfieuen. H as rroceTiel 20 asno-
rinsff f.ra ffzs STR f~o cortr> ssn-es
frrsv frs nssraefs ana sevsnie~n no.-nF'p-s
HISTORY q Clun~efffrt
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30


The eor,nianti-g rsnersl now v'si,ed the
ssiue s1,d ,,alnpl l.nssfed ths isithfui miner
fsr h.s triumph Fr1-u thst time forward
the zeuerals eegsa ta hare ED eTs aed can
,-r ~eafv - ssvanr- -vsr tfe ~~ack i7r-fe-
,iatefv af.rr sss sxpl7s'cn sn8 ss-1r~ rhe
heirh-s sh.s pr0s.cr-,l Fste~sburE Tts en-
tfflsissrri ~ Reae rvfeff'H-i 0rer tae regt
rae-ta7 ass. and ~iiling ~orssrs csnss frsna
.va~v -onnaar - aeip sse hazsrfous enter
IRIS. sl,nx Tbe lsaFn--d .st= asngerr ~ere
ss.rr frr th~ aiia-F~ bad -eerhe'i fhe ffst
Ene III ra,.fssisrara hr-s<f vrr ys rhers there
--~r. h,tnisass - men srd rsnnoa and hcrzeS
.~ar tner,. nessies fae eorcusSou 1f t3e
tr-r~ .anu,rsfiies .-onfl noaiiv stakinV -
.~HrIs ~-.s.cn nsp tbs lrsrorS ~ 40 ssrfh.
.r.ska Shcn'd - earth eave IN np0n -
r.ioer~ the~ ~rsiI "a 81 hevcrsi rosch ~ ~ff,sEr
f-,r, CIR Hne. srti zsv who survived veuid
- Eatis ~ ex-catiOl st ne bands 90 ths
s-e-r~. f-- s'fNcueh .nfrf-- is r-sr~-ei ~ m
al svarS q se r--'asef tr tta rsrcr1 srf
es-le. ant rsners Ike sriss. frrfsit their
nrss ~ -sflrtt AEsil. t'e rrerrv n'Irhf 3e-
tr-f 10 ~r-z hrfr sri .ile. "a rrs.'cf- RI ~
--,ara anes IN - ~av ~ e'ss ri,reieTs
g.-,,narrnsrinr ~a~ heE-in flF as rssrTsoee
-sbsir ~ ruirsrs rrFa ~rrtrz a-lssr .'fa
-,si, s,re. hut ehe shsf-s mate sv fs4 C.--s-
f-f~-at.s s~ers shesst sTvftr f.-t -st ~ 80
~ ss,a aiies - ist-rt a. st-slslg laaors
s-sr,x ~ 81 eicsa ~ hsad
AZ asra<h ~ 80 rnass-l iisterr~ tssi r--a
f-,o,~s.-s s1f -harnbers ~a-p psvrar-ri fsr slas
.xra~~-s Tse .ssr,rnantsr 81 thr .rssg ha.l
rrz his fcrcrs n r-nsiines - xr fsr~srs. ss's'
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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

This story l. a little staggering, but ahso-
lutalg true. Durinz ths past week lady
vaom death had relieved OK her ffth part
ner in this life notified the Greenwood
sath0r.tiss that she desired 20 have the grave
which contained TIE remains az aer deceased
quartet ~ former best beloved opened for his
burial Tho most rigid care IS observed by
the authorities IN such instances, anil as she
failed % give tho name that stood oa ths
boots oppoSiss the number Of the plot she
alluded % shs was informed they coald not
opea fae srsve. Investigation brought to
lzhs the fact that her repeated marriages
had nscsssit lated the transfer q the desi q
the plot from ono aans to another Whenever
sbe took upon herself nev marital responsi-
hiNtiss - might havs been expected the
clerk was rot a little assotnded that TIRE
worthy latY should fail % readily give tia
proper name. As she was at ali times party
to The numerous transfers his breath was.
however. fairly taken away when sac said.
ia explaining away Der error "G0a must
excuse ne. sir. bat it has been 81 long time
and 80 much has happened sinCs that an
happv event that I bad almost forgotten
MY dear busbands uama Her dear alth
uov rests st peace With the dear forgotten
first sad the rrsvs IS fsf -Brookiyo fagls.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

The inhabitants of Pesth and
Hungary are living in great o-s
over y most unusual find Just rns
court house ~ the city GOVERNS
Franz Salamou, a hist0riosrapher.
of 600 lost wills, made By people now
since the beginning Of The century and de ...--
tied in the court house FOR safe keeping The
Oldest and richest families Of the country are
among the names Of the testators, and none
OF them has hitherto been aware OK the exist
ence ~ such wills There viii he an unprece-
dented number Of legal proceedings growing
out of this singular discovery after the wills
shall have been made known and verified.
And what changes viii follow ia The status of
people-raisinz some to afjlgouoe and re,luc-
ing others 70 poverty 1t Is utterly impossible
o. g1leSs. Fore x8 Letter
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

Postmaster Hendrix Is happy in the PEE
session - The oldest hosorn pin in torn Ii
q trilobits which curie5 itself up suuriv some
so.pN 30 years ago IN the slluTian age.
somsv here IA th@ great liFsgstore strata that
begins - Niagara sns crops ont in the pic
tured rocks = Lake Superior. ard vsnt 70
sleep n 20 pefr'fsi in 81 is original shapcli-
ness The triictita vas fbe fafh. = all IT,
Gratis lie vas very Sssa'i then. tfit ~ 90 r.
O00 Yrars nave enlarged bis descendants
With diauaoud ~v-s ard god setsing ha
iooiys ~sii IN hss ne~ character -BToosly q
Faria